Courses Publishing School Project Report?

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The discussion centers on a project involving the analysis of loads, load paths, and deflection calculations of a girder, resulting in a comprehensive 50-page report. The author seeks advice on whether this material is suitable for publication and where it could be shared. While the report is not research-based, the author believes it showcases their structural analysis skills and could enhance their resume. Suggestions include hosting the report on a personal website to provide potential employers with a sample of their work. However, there is a consensus that the material may not meet the standards for formal publication in academic or professional physics journals.
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In class, we were assigned a project about analysis of a loads, load paths and calculations of deflection of a girder in actual plans.

My report ( a total of 50 pages) is divided into two sections : the first talking about some theory and the second presenting calculations.

Do you think this is "publishable" material, if yes which website can I publish it to?

My report is not research - but I am proud of it and I think it will be a good showcase of my structural analysis skills and something to add to my resume.

Thanks!
 
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You could get a website, host the paper there, and put a link on your resume or cover letter to the analysis as a sample of your work for future employers to view. I'm not an engineer, but that's not something that would be considered publishable in physics (especially not at that length).
 
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